By Michael Paul Thomas
Years of television legal dramas from "Perry Mason" to "The Practice" have convinced many in the general public that a sexual-assault victim who pursues her attacker in court automatically exposes her entire sexual history to the intimate probing and vicious innuendoes of relentless defense c...
Years of television legal dramas from "Perry Mason" to "The Practice" have convinced many in the general public that a sexual-assault victim who pursues her attacker in court automatically exposes her entire sexual history to the intimate probing and vicious innuendoes of relentless defense c...
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